Society notes and church group meetings listed
April 4 schedule shows circles and WSCS groups at First Methodist and First Baptist churches meeting at 2 pm and 11:90 am with hosts, menus, and program topics. Junior American Legion Auxiliary plans a Philippine Night potluck at 5:30 pm with a guest speaker, plus Hope Iris Club, Delta Kappa Gamma, and landscaping talks.
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Circle 3
First Methodist Church
E. P. Young, Sr
Willig Mae Ramsey
Foy Hammons
Gue W. M
First Baptist Church
R. E Chism
WSCS
D. V. Nunn
Philippines
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Talbot Field Jr
Cathy
Joe Jones
Hope Iris Club
Blevins
J. M. Walker
Harold Stephens
Richard Arnold
Stennis cites time to gear up production and manpower
Stennis says time has helped overcome much of the problem by expanding production facilities securing contracts and deliveries of equipment repair parts and supplies and recruiting training additional manpower. He notes opposition to the course but acknowledges selective reservist callups may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stennis
Helen
Christians in China Isolated by Communist Rule
AP reports China’s atheistic government deepens church isolation. Despite limited contact with world church bodies since 1949, some presses seek ecumenical links through channels like the World Council of Churches. In China the Church of Christ remains largest, with Presbyterians keen on dialogue. Athens reports Prince Peter of Greece expelled from Army Reserve union for Hong Kong criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Heller
New York
Red Cha
Wallace Merwin
National Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
China
Merwitt
Peking
Archie Crouch
United Presbyteria Church
World Council of Churches
Crouch
Church of Christ In
Church of Christ
Athens
Union of
Greek Army Reserve Officers
Peter
Constantine
Hong Kong
Sid the Union
Defense Ministry
Union
Helen Help Us Teen Advice Column Draws Watered Tone
Teen readers send questions on dating, vision, independence, and parental limits to Helen Bottel for guidance. The column offers practical, plain talk about kitchen dates, contact lenses, and teen relationships, with humorous but frank replies and a brief note inviting more letters.
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Helen
Youtil
Ilelen
Dawn
T.Y
Helen Bottel
Hoye Star
GOPs Tread Lightly on LBJ Program
Senate Republicans walk a political tightrope opposing Johnson domestic spending without a party consensus. Dirksen keeps his vote private while some back cuts to curb inflation, risking alienating voters tied to rent subsidies and poverty programs. Javits and Case join Democrats urging restoration of a $30 million rent subsidy request and eliminating a local veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Senate
President Johnson
House
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Republicans
GOP
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Hberal Democrats
CBS Reports on Police Brutality Weighs Facts Against Footage
CBS News’ television report on police brutality and legal restraints aims to dissect clashes between rights of the accused and police procedures. The program relies on narration and expert statements, citing crime statistics and police calls, but lacks candid interrogation scenes to illustrate core points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS Mews
CBS
New York City
War Buildup Gamble Has Partly Paid
AP Military Writer Fred S. Hoffman reports that the Johnson administration gambled on building regular armed forces gradually rather than rapid mobilization. The plan aimed to stabilize Vietnam without a second global crisis, allowing training of thousands of rookies while rotating U S divisions. By midwar, U S forces in Vietnam grew from 75,000 to about three times that, and the gamble appeared to pay off though the danger period remains with full U S division readiness months away. Sen. Stennis acknowledged the plan’s effectiveness.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
U. S
United States
U.S
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
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Thomas Hays
Lillian Stewart
Hazel Prichard
Booneville
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Nursing Home
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of Hendrix
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Hendrix College
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Ty Jody
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Vin
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Bat Vo
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